New-York tribune., 1887-12-02
NEw-yORK CITY.

The Lombard Investment Company. for many years
established In Boston, have removed their Offices to
No. 150 Broadway.
contract for q pier and bukhcad at One
hundred and fifty -eighth-st. and North River was
awarded to Duncan A. CIles by the Dock Board,
yesterday. II Will be the first pier In that part
Of the city.
The Rev. Dr. Joseph Cook. of Boston, VIII deliver
address before tho American Temperance Union at
Chickcring Hall next Sunday at p. m.
Tho gallery of the Society for the Promotion Of
Art. In the Eden Musco building. will bc closed
December 2, and A and will be Opcnei to the
public on December with collection -, Of
American paintings, many prominent local artists
being among the exhibitors.
Colond Lotus Tottcnham, NJ. p, who has been
suffering for tho last few days from typho-malaria
fever, Is still In a serious condition DR.. A. Russell
strachan who Is attending him. thinks that the critical
period pase ed Wednesday the symptoms yes
tcrday pointing to the probability of recovery.
Daniel Driscoli, who would have been hanged
year ago II tho original sentence had been carried
out, Will again be sentenced to death to-day by
Recorder smyth. Driscol killed "Bczio" Garrty In
John McCatby's lodging house In Hesier-st., In the
summer Of 1885, lie was convicted on september 25,
1Ss0 and sentenced on OCTOBER 3 TO be executed In
the following month.
Commissioner Coleman Judge Edward Browne, of
the City Court Augustine f. Costello and many other
prominent Irshmcn making arrangements to raise
fund that will put the family OF the late John j.
Now that Il has been definitely agreed upon by the
Irish Home Rule Club ard Colonel James Cavanagh
that tho proposed testimonial to the Goth Regiment
shall take tho form of a statue In Central Park to
Colonel Michael Corcoran. former commander of the
regiment, Treasurer John j. Lynch Is arranging Tor
appeal 10 all the prominent rshmcn In the city for
the necessary funds lie has already received $1,000
Allen Levy was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Walsh
yesterday for obtaining by false pretcnccs from Morse
Rogers boot and shoe dealers goods valued at S2s1.
He could not furnish bail and was sent to Jail.
j. u. Gibbs, through his counsel. has demanded
hearing and says that he will pay all claims against
him. Marshal Byrnes replies that Gibbs & Son have
had am, lie opportunity to be heard and he
reason why Gibbs should delay settlement with his
clients.
Deputy Tax Commissioner John Kavanaugh, age
sixty five, died from pneumonia Wednesday evening
at his homo In East One hundred-and-thirty- sixth
st. lie n member of the Tammany General Com
mttcc from the Twenty third Ward.
W. II. Lisk, OF No. 81 Wlson-st., Brooklyn died at
the Chambers Street Hospital at 80 yesterday
ing. lie taken to the hosIita Tuesday. The
physician who attended him said that there were
indications Of foul play and that he died Of Brights
disease Of the Kidneys.
Tho management OF The Columbia Bank at
Ffthave. and Forty ySccondst. camc In charge yes
tcrday. Joseph Fox Is president and Daniel T.
Hoag vice president.
A large number OF tho members OF the General
Society OF Mechanics and Tradesmen gathered in
stcinway Han last night to hear H. II. Ragan lecture
"A Summer In 81 ain aud Morocco The lecture
enjoyed, as Mr. Ragan's lectures always are, and tho
steroopticon views were much admired.